Europa Universalis 4 cheats and cheat codes

Gives as many ducats as the number at the end. Without a number, 5000 ducats are added, which covers war and building costs in one go.

The number you type is multiplied by a thousand, so the example gives 50,000 manpower. The fastest way to refill your army in long wars.

Gives as many sailors as the number at the end, and 5000 if you type no number. Used to replace naval losses and build new fleets.

Changes inflation by the number at the end. The negative value in the example lowers inflation, and a positive number raises it.

According to the Paradox wiki, sets corruption to the value you type. The 0 in the example is used to reset corruption.

Gives as much admin power as the number at the end, and 999 if you type no number. Admin technology, cores and stability are paid for with this power.

Gives as much diplomatic power as the number at the end, and 999 if you type no number. Diplomatic technology and diplomatic idea groups are bought with this power.

Gives as much military power as the number at the end, and 999 if you type no number. Military technology and military idea groups are bought with this power.

Gives admin, diplomatic and military power all at once. Without a number the points go up to the maximum, and with a number at the end you get that much.

In a monarchy, sets your ruler's legitimacy to the value you type. A shortcut out of the penalties that low legitimacy brings.

Adds a new heir to the throne. If you type a country tag at the end, the command applies to that country.

Typed on its own, it kills your own ruler, and with a country tag at the end it kills that country's ruler. Used to get rid of an incompetent ruler.

If you enter it without a number, stability goes up to the maximum. If you add a number at the end, stability changes by that amount.

Gives as much prestige as the number at the end. Sources differ between 5 and 6 on the amount given without a number, so typing the number yourself gives a clearer result.

Gives levels in admin, diplomatic and military technology. Sources differ on whether the number is the levels added or the target level, so try a small number.

You take over the country of the three-letter tag at the end, and TUR in the example is the Ottomans. The country you leave is taken over by the AI.

You watch the world without playing any country. According to the Paradox wiki, messages are no longer shown in this mode and the game does not pause by itself.

Type the event's ID at the end and the event runs without waiting. After the ID you can also add a country tag and an option number.

1. Type debug_mode in the console to turn on debug mode, and event IDs appear in the tooltips.
2. Note down the ID of the event you want to fire.
3. Type event in the console followed by the ID and press Enter.

Pushes your war score to the top in every war you are part of. You still make the peace deal yourself, but you sit down at the table with the strongest hand.

You instantly win the siege in the province with the ID at the end. The 151 in the example is the province ID of Constantinople (Istanbul).

1. Type debug_mode in the console and move the mouse over the province to see its ID.
2. While your army is besieging the province, type siege in the console followed by the ID.

According to the Paradox wiki, battles are won automatically after the first day in this mode. Type the command again to turn it off.

Gives as much army tradition as the number at the end. Army tradition affects how skilled your new generals will be.

Gives as much navy tradition as the number at the end. Navy tradition affects how skilled your new admirals will be.

Adds as much war exhaustion as the number at the end, and the negative value in the example lowers it. Eases the burden that long wars bring.

The AI accepts every diplomatic offer. Alliances, royal marriages and peace take a single click, and typing the command again returns things to normal.

Adds the country of the tag at the end to your territory without a war, and BYZ in the example is Byzantium. According to the Paradox wiki, this command does not add cores.

Adds the country of the tag at the end to your territory and, unlike annexing, adds cores to the provinces.

The country of the tag at the end becomes your vassal without a war. If you add a second tag at the end, you make that country the vassal of another country.

The opinion of the first country you type toward the second one improves. In the example, Byzantium's opinion of the Ottomans goes up.

You see every army and fleet on the map. Type the command again and the fog comes back.

Toggles the terra incognita layer that covers the regions you have not explored. Used to plan exploration and colonization.

Shows the province ID and country tag when you move the mouse over a province. Turn it on before the commands that ask for an ID.

The province with the ID at the end becomes your core territory, and 151 in the example is Constantinople (Istanbul). If you add a country tag at the end, the core goes to that country.

The province with the ID at the end becomes yours without a war. If you add a country tag at the end, the province goes to that country.

Gives you the province's ownership and core and switches its culture and religion to yours. With a single command, the province becomes entirely yours.

The uncolonized province with the ID at the end becomes your colony right away, with a core added. According to the Paradox wiki, you also gain some prestige.